where \(\epsilon _T\)  and \(\epsilon _S\)  are the new-physics effective couplings, \(g_T\)  and \(g_S\)  are the tensor and scalar nucleon isovector charges and \(\lambda =g_A/g_V\)  [1]}. Here \(b^{\text{BSM}}_v\)  is a correction term to the correlation coefficient \(B\) . Data taken at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is currently looking at probing scalar and tensor interactions at the \(\lesssim 10^{-3}\)  level [1]}. However to fully assess the discovery potential of experiments at the \(10^{-3}\)  level it is crucial to identify existing constraints on new scalar and tensor operators.
